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Sweet Candy on pageants

Posted at 12:00am Friday 12th Mar, 2010

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SunLive sponsored Miss World NZ Tauranga contestant Candy Barry visited Red Square this week to find out what people thought about beauty pageants.
The next events in Candy’s quest to be crowned Miss World NZ are a charity lunch at Mount Bistro on Sunday, March 14 and the national final in Auckland on Saturday, April 8.

See below for video of Miss World NZ Tauranga contestant Candy Barry quizzing the public about beauty pageants.

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